PassPushPosh is a PowerShell Module for interfacing with the Password Pusher secure password / string sharing application, primarily through pwpush.com. It supports creating, retrieving, and deleting anonymous and authenticated pushes, links in any supported language, and getting Push and Dashboard data for authenticated users.
A primary design goal with this module was to provide simple, beginner-friendly access to API connections. Cmdlets provide clear responses to errors, support additional messaging via -Debug and -Verbose, transaction testing via -Whatif and -Confirm, and in general try to be as "Powershell-y" as possible.
Using PassPushPosh can be as simple as:
PS> "Here's my secret!" | New-Push | select Link
Link
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https://pwpush.com/en/p/gzv65wiiuciyOr more completely...
PS> Import-Module PassPushPosh
PS> $myPush = New-Push "Here's my secret!"
PS> $myPush.Link
https://pwpush.com/en/p/gzv65wiiuciySee Docs or Get-Help [command] for more information. Happy sharing!
- Available on PowerShell Gallery -
Install-Module -Name PassPushPosh - Copy
PassPushPosh/PassPushPosh.psm1andPassPushPosh/PassPushPosh.psd1to a folder called PassPushPosh somewhere on your computer andImport-Module .\PassPushPosh\
- For
-Verboseand-Debug, output is sanitized to prevent payloads from being written to screen. -Rawis available for cmdlets if you just want the JSON body of the response back.
- Publish to PowerShell Gallery
- Support localization (multiple languages)
- Support localization in secret link and 1-step link
- Documentation for [PasswordPush] class
- Implement automated testing with Pester
- Implement automatic builds / deploys
- External Module documentation
- Add PSVersion info to User-Agent
- Add 'burn after reading' option to
Get-PushandNew-Push - Issue: [PasswordPush] object Language property reflects global language setting, does not reflect language at time of Push
- Update
expiredvalue on a Get-Push call whenviews_remaining=0 - Change session data scope from $global to $script